and david mcmillan were announced as to when is it an event in stockholm? there will swedish academy of sciences says that work has had a significant impact on pharmaceutical research and is already greatly benefiting humankind poorest reports from the rule of swedish academy of sciences instagram. a big one in the science world and benjamin list of germany and david mcmillan of the usa for they work on development of asymmetric or gonna catalyst this. this essentially relates to a chemist ability to construct molecules and this is needed in everything from energy in bat. trees to creating durable materials. so even inhibiting the precisely progress of diseases. and before the work of these 2 scientists, it was thought there were only 2 capitalists. and those are things that can accelerate chemical reactions without becoming parts of them. i was thought there were already metal and enzymes, but the work of benjamin list and david mcmillan has shown that they're all at now . these organic catalysts. and the idea is that this now makes the process is in all s

the royal swedish academy of sciences says that the work of benjamin list and david mcmillan has had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and is already benefiting human kind greatly. or let's bring in poor research outside the royal speech academy of sciences in stockholm for us. who this is kaley and award for research with real practical implications here? yes, the starship, perhaps not quite as earth shattering for the lay person as a yesterday's prize in physics for the coin modeling research. but the price has just been announced on mayor on the steps of the rural swedish academy of sciences in stockholm and a big one in the science world. and benjamin list of germany and david mcmillan of the usa for they work on development of asymmetric or got a ketosis. now, my old chemistry teacher would be shocked to see one of his worst students. i'm trying to get his head round this on our books. this essentially relates to chemists ability to construct molecules and this is needed in everything from energy in but trees to creating durable materials to even inhibiting the process t

i was thought they were already metal and enzymes, but the work of benjamin waste and david mcmillan has shown that there are a now these organic catalysts. and the idea is that this now makes the processes in all sorts of industries a lot more efficient, a lot greener, which can also tie in. so those are the prize in physics affecting, affecting us all with climate change. as we now look forward to the rest of the know by week, the literature price smarter than going to also for the pace prize, bach her in stock on for economics next week. ah, claire again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera, the world health organization has approved the use of a malaria vaccine for children. w h o has been testing it in 3 african countries in 2019 a lot.

and david mcmillan has had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and is already greatly benefiting human kind. many molecules can be mirror images from one another, so they can look like the sand like that and pretty much the same, but not exactly. and that looks like unimportant, but in biology it's hugely important. so the human body can react completely differently to the same molecule if it's right and left handed. in the worst case it can be the one version can be an effective drug. the other one can have bad side effects. so it's hugely important to be able to control that. and that something that one achieved with these molecules is molecules by themselves are left handed. all right and, and can't transfer that to the target. so we're can specifically derive one part no been nori, it's benjamin. this said he was surprised by the committee's decision. basically worked a professor david mcmillan, i have discovered in around the late ninety's was that there is a 3rd class of catalyst available, which with which we can make all these molecules that we need like drugs and cent mo

and david mcmillan has shown that they're all at now these organic catalysts. and the idea is that this now makes the processes in all sorts of industries a lot more efficient, a lot greener, which can also tie into those and the prize in physics affecting, affecting us all with climate change. and as we now look forward to the rest of them though by wake the literature prize smarter than going to also for the peace prize, bach her in stock on for economics next week. ah, clara again, i am fully veritable with the headlines on al jazeera, the world health organization has approved the use of a malaria vaccine for children. w h o has been testing it in 3 african countries since 2019. malaria is the primary cause of childhood illness and death in sub saharan africa. i. some of you may know i started my career as a multi researcher, and i longed for the day that we would have an effective vaccine against this ancient and terrible diseases. and today is that day an historic day to day w, change the common doing the broad use of the world's 1st minute vaccine. austr

the nobel prize in chemistry has been awarded to, to scientists, benjamin list, and david mcmillan for the development of a precise tool for building molecules. their chemical toolkit has been used for a wide range of purposes, including storing energy and batteries and discovering new drugs. witnesses up next, wearing an afghan man forced to leave the country with his family? outer taliban put a bounty on his head. ah ah a oh missile mosquito we can benefit from it. medation weight. is it too much to her? you for deep sleep alone with he has come at dusk, but andy, he's entropy she what i stored is in to the one who says that she she me, would you all so leona did ours, dan, get a hockey? oh rochel could talk just to ju can't ah, what below you see ghost jack, ma'am i bought it as deanna says me call up chin. you still at that the shed a pill form the much he saw more. what about as it he is at the ha ha ha, call you back dash as on joomla yet k k. as soon as tish me in dicky as chant m o for reconnect but to get in kit chat about it as as what now with loose ah ah ah ah ah with ah ah

the royal swedish academy of sciences says the work of benjamin least and david mcmillan has had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and is already showing benefits for human kind. ah, hello, you're watching out here. and these are the top stories this hour. at least 20 people have been killed in an earthquake that struck south in pakistan. hundreds more have been injured. the magnitude $5.00 quake struck in the early hours of thursday while people were sleeping. officials say the worst affected area is the city of hon. i, in that bellow, she's done province. they say a lack of paved roads and poor mobile phone coverage is hampering rescue efforts. the world health organization has endorsed the 1st have a vaccine to prevent malaria. it's recommended the jap be rolled out to millions of children across africa. i. some of you may know i started my career as a my little researcher. and i longed for the day that we would have on effective vaccine against this ancient and terrible diseases. and today is that day on historic day to day w jose recommending the broad use of the world's 1st

we�*ll speak live to professor david mcmillan later in the programme.illed. the message, originating from an unusual top—secret cable, said that the agency�*s counterintelligence centre had looked at dozens of cases in the last several years involving foreign informants who had been executed, arrested or most likely compromised. let�*s bring in the former cia operative lindsay moran. good to see you. you ever heard of a memo like this being circulated? this is highly unusual. within the cia, all information is pretty much on a need to know basis, and what is so surprising about this memo is that the level of detail. those kind of numbers, precise numbers of agency might�*ve been compromised or who were double agents or who were executed, that is the kind of information that would be tightly held within the cia, let alone sent out as a global cable to all stations throughout the world, so i find it very surprising. the contents of the memo are not particular surprising to me, but the fact that it was put down in writing and sent so widely within the cia

the royal theaters academy of sciences says the work of benjamin list and david mcmillan had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and has already benefiting human kind greatly. the u. s. coast guard says 10 hours passed before a damaged pipeline was investigated. after oil seeped into californian waters. it's trying to determine if a rupture that spilled 570000 leases of oil was actually caused by a ship's anchor. aaron's foreign minister has discussed reviving the nuclear deal with his russian counterpart on a visit to moscow who's saying mer abdullah, him says he expects nuclear talks in vienna to restart soon. russian foreign ministers, doug elaborate, says he's also spoken to the u. s. secretary of state on the need to restore the deal. turkish azerbaijani forces have begun a joint military drill near the border with iran. the 2 countries expanded their defense ties after last year's war against armenia and the dispute in the corner caraballo region. while those the headlines and now it's back to al jazeera while, i'll see you after i've never seen so much devastation or exp

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the royal swedish academy of sciences says the work of benjamin list and that david mcmillan has had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and is already showing benefits for human kind. ah, hello, you're watching out here. and these are the top stories this hour. at least 20 people have been killed in an earthquake that struck southern pakistan. hundreds more have been injured. the magnitude $5.00 quakes struck in the early hours of thursday while people were sleeping. officials.

and david mcmillan has had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and is already showing benefits for human kind. early we spoke to jennifer newton who is the content editor for chemistry world, the monthly news magazine published by the royal society of chemistry. and she explained the significance of the discovery melanin list showed that you could use small organic molecules say things made from carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen to, to guide your chemical reactions. and you need to bear in mind that chemists want to make molecules in very particular ways. and you can often make you can make molecules in different ways. but if, if they're the wrong mirror image of each other, then that can have consequences, especially when you're making pharmaceuticals, you want to make your molecules need to be very precise. and by using an organic molecules as catalyst, it's got lots of benefits in terms of the of dollar men in terms of costs, metals often very expensive, and also in terms of toxicity. so the work of these chemists has it's got incredibly far reaching applications and it is what t

the royal swedish academy of sciences says the work of benjamin list and david mcmillan has had a great impact on pharmaceutical research and is already showing benefits for humankind. ah, are you watching out here? and these are the top stories at this hour. at least 15 people have been killed in an earthquake that has struck at southern pakistan. the quake had initially registered at 5.4 magnitude, but was late a revised to 5.7. the at the center is located over 100 kilometers east of cueto. the world health organization has endorsed the 1st to ever vaccine to prevent malaria. it's been tested in 3 african countries since 2019 and has been recommended for children. malaria is the main cause of childhood illness and death in sub saharan africa, within $260000.00 children under the age of 5 die from the disease every year. i. some of you may know i started my career as a my little researcher and i longed for the day that we would have on effective vaccine against this ancient and terrible diseases. and today is that day on historic day to day w, tuesday come and do the broad use of the

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scottish-born david mcmillan based a princeton university was honored today along with benjamin listany. their discoveries are used from medicines to pesticides. the u.s. supreme court heard arguments today over letting a guantanamo prison detain yee question his former c.i.a. contract ors about torture. abu zubaida was held in poland after 9/11. a u.s. senate report that he was waterboarded more than 80 times. so far the trump and biden administrations have blocked his requests. and in the philippines, the son and name sake of ferdinand marcos filed to run for president nexts may triggering protests. demonstrators burned effigies of marcus and rodrigo duterte. they accused him of human right abuses and outright theft. >> they haven't returned all the nun they got from the nation's coffers and now they are making a comeback. in the highest position in the landed. >> president duterte is not running again but his daughter is and back in this country, the u.s. housing and urban development department moved today to prevent evictions from public house. it follows a nationwide moratorium

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